This article provides a book review of 'The Ethics of Special Operations' in which the authors explore ethics across four primary missions: raids, recoveries, reconnaissance, and rebels.

This article provides a book review of The Art of Resilience in which Ross Edgley narrates his epic swim around Britain and the “stoic sports science” that fuelled the journey.

This article presses the necessity of training soldiers to make ethical decisions in unique situations.

This article advances the importance of military personnel forming real friendships to improve resilience to what may come, including the changing character of war.

This article explores the increasingly integrated role that chaplains undertake in the Joint Force and how it could be enhanced by 2045.

Darren Cronshaw shares with us his Quick Military Education (QME) sessions on ADF values, perfect for some short-notice PME for reinforcing the Defence Values.

A book review of ‘Jus Post Bellum: Restraint, Stabilisation and Peace’ which unpacks some failures of achieving lasting peace in conflicts since the end of the cold war and the ethics and utility of restraint, reconciliation and all that can foster justice in the aftermath of war.

A book review of Cyber Warfare Ethics that discusses the application of just war principles and what new ethical challenges are raised by the cyber domain, AI, automation, and other emerging technologies.

Two book reviews of 'Endure' and 'The Comeback Quotient', two sports psychology books focusing on how the mental can be harnessed to push physical boundaries.

A book review of Mapping Security in the Pacific: A Focus on Context, Gender and Organisational Culture which discusses (in)security issues including climate change, natural disasters, and gender-based violence in several Pacific island countries.